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WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER

Windows XP, like the previous version of Windows (I am talking about Millenium Edition), has a built-in Movie Maker program. It has capabilities for importing clips in a variety of multimedia formats, adding sounds or narration, and using a number of transition effects between scenes. The movies are created as a .wmv file, which is playable by any version of Windows Media Player from 7.0 on. To create the movie, you drag clips around in a workspace at the bottom of the Movie Player window, in either Storyboard or Timeline view.

The site below has a number of links to the general topic of Windows XP Movie Maker, for example:

- download the latest version of Movie Maker
- watch videos of it in operation
- read How To articles.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviemaker/default.asp
Create Home Movies with Windows Movie Maker

And here is another general article on how to use Windows Movie Maker:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/howto/multimedia/movies/default.asp
Get Started with Windows Movie Maker